Hershel Walker is crazy, politically clueless, and other GOP operatives are pulling his strings.

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I wish the concerned “moderate Democrat” over in the women and elections thread would come over and see this.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

2002 police report from a third woman, previously unreported, accused Walker of stalking her.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/02/politics/herschel-walker-stalking-claim-invs/index.html

Democrats are […]

Gosh, only three victims so far? I guess it’s not time to believe women yet. Just kidding! Republicans never believe women! Unless they paid her to make up a story about a Democratic representative and then they totally believe every word of that story.

Anonymous wrote:He’s going to beat warnock FYI.

Senator walker.

+100

He’s going to beat warnock FYI.

Senator walker.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

2002 police report from a third woman, previously unreported, accused Walker of stalking her.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/02/politics/herschel-walker-stalking-claim-invs/index.html

Democrats are going to have to do better than this......

Eventually, the woman told Mullins that the person she suspected was Walker. About a year before calling the police, the woman told Mullins, she had had "a confrontation" with Walker and "he began calling her, making threats to her and having her house watched." It's not clear from the document what those threats entailed.
She said that when she had recently seen Walker at a local resort, the former football star "jumped into" his vehicle and followed her "all the way to her house," according to the report.

"She is very frighten (sic) of the individual and is afraid that he going (sic) to begin bothering her again," Mullins wrote. "She advised that she does not want him contacted under any circumstances as she feels this will only make the problem worse."
Mullins wrote that he talked to the guard at the entrance to the woman's neighborhood, who said he hadn't seen Walker enter the area.
Mullins, who is still working for the Irving police department, said that from what he could tell, the department didn't further investigate the woman's allegations.

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

2002 police report from a third woman, previously unreported, accused Walker of stalking her.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/02/politics/herschel-walker-stalking-claim-invs/index.html

I mean, it is the party of Trump. Nothing is disqualifying at this point.

If it weren’t for the black female voters of Alabama, a pedophile would likely still be their Senator.

So, anyways, this should be the end for him, but we know it won’t be

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

https://apnews.com/article/lifestyle-sports-nfl-college-football-coronavirus-pandemic-5e2875eec11e93f9a3bf1fc859137ff8

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2021/07/26/herschel-walker-turbulent-past-emerges-eyes-senate-run/5374090001/

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

“It wasn't until Walker found a coach who believed that he began to believe in himself. But still a pattern had been established in Walker's life. There were times when he was angry, out of control, self-destructive and unable to connect to those around him. Those were times he said he often did not remember. But now Walker has come to realize his alters were in control during those times.

Nobody else realized he even had any alters. Walker's father, Willis, his former coach, Vince Dooley, his close friend Frank Ros, all have said they never knew or even heard about Walker's DID.

"I know him better than anybody 'cause I raised him," Willis Walker said in January. "I don't know nothing about that disorder business."

Walker is reluctant to talk in depth about the book. His publishers have asked him to not talk about the subject until a "60 Minutes" profile is aired April 13 previewing the release of the book. Dr. Jerry Mungadze, a leader in the field of DID, wrote the forward to the book but has not returned multiple phone calls.”
https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

“In 2015 Walker told ESPN that he used to play “Russian Roulette” when guests came to his home. He described these encounters as part of a test of wills, where he would demand that anyone who wanted to challenge him in an athletic endeavor first demonstrate their strength by participating.

So I take a bullet, put it in the cylinder, spin it and tell you to pull it. People would say “Herschel, you’re nuts.” I would take that gun, put it to my head, and snap it. That is what it was. I was so fired up that I could overcome anything.
Walker survived the gamble of performative self-harm and he went on to do a series of interviews discussing them during his various post-football promotional endeavors. “Russian Roulette In Front of House Guests” became, along with “worst trade in NFL history,” part of his brand identity.”
https://www.thebulwark.com/get-ready-for-the-herschel-walker-experience/?amp
https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/herschel-walker-talks-russian-roulette-mental-health-issues

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Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

And if Notre Dame had disputed the final score of the 1981 Sugar Bowl, they should have replayed the game instead of declaring Georgia the National Champions.

Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.